Noor Al-Sana’a Wins Gold Medal at WPAC
Saudi Arabian athlete Noor Al-Sana’a clinched a golden victory at the World Para Athletics Championship (WPAC) for the physically challenged held in Dubai.
Al-Sana’a showcased stellar performance by securing first place in the 400-meter race, held at the Dubai Club for People of Determination, with a time of 53:22 seconds.
Second Global Medal for Saudi Arabia
This triumph marked the second global medal for Saudi Arabia in this championship, following a silver medal achieved by Abdulrahman Al-Qarshi in the 100-meter wheelchair race.
Acknowledgment, Future Aspirations
Expressing his joy for this monumental achievement, Al-Sana’a extended his gratitude towards King Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud, Crown Prince, and other Saudi dignitaries, appreciating the efforts of the technical and administrative teams.
He also voiced his aspirations for strong performances in upcoming competitions, emphasizing his commitment despite facing injuries before the race.
Historic Event
The World Para Athletics Championship in Dubai served as a significant platform for athletes with disabilities to demonstrate their prowess and contend on a global stage.
This achievement by Noor Al-Sana’a not only brings honor to Saudi Arabia but also underscores the country’s growing prominence in the international athletic .
This remarkable performance by Noor Al-Sana’a is a testament to his dedication, resilience.
The support system that backs Saudi Arabian athletes, propelling them towards global recognition and success.
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